Benda set to reveal nine new motorcycles including three completely new platforms

Benda has revealed plans to introduce nine brand-new motorcycles at next month’s EICMA show in Milan, Italy, three of which will open brand-new categories for the brand. 

What those models will be remains a mystery at this stage, however, the Chinese motorcycle maker has not yet experimented with the adventure, supersport or modern classic platforms.

And with Benda confirming three all-new platforms, we could see at least one of these segments become home to a new model from the company.

Until now, Benda has largely operated as a manufacturer that builds modern-day cruisers, with the range currently topped by the Dark Flag 900. 

The Rock 707, LFC 700 and 700 Pro, Dark Flag 500, Napoleonbob 500 and 250, alongside the Chinchilla 500 and 250 CVT, are just some of the models that reside within the brand’s extensive cruiser range.

You might like to read our Benda LFC 700 review.

In terms of the company’s plans for EICMA, Benda shared a tease on social media, if you can call it that, saying: 

“Nine new models. Three new categories. A new perspective.

“At EICMA 2026, Benda moves into new territory. Three of our nine new models open new categories for the brand. Three were designed by European designers, for European riders.”

What we can take from that, at least, is that Benda clearly has big plans to bring many of its new models to the UK and Europe. 

One of those bikes could be the Benda Rover 500, which despite its comical British-related name, is a reported middleweight cruiser that includes a V-twin engine, although no displacement figures have been shared aside from the bike’s name.

Those eager to see Benda’s new motorcycle line-up won’t have long to wait with EICMA set to get underway on November 3.

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